COMP 4471

Computer Graphics

0.5 credits · Undergraduate

Undated

Topics

A computer graphics course typically focuses on the principles and techniques involved in creating
manipulating
rendering
modeling
animation
and image processing
Acquire skills in image processing techniques, including filtering, blending, and color manipulation, to enhance and modify digital images
Demonstrate proficiency in creating and manipulating geometric models, understanding key concepts such as polygons, curves, surfaces, and transformations
Understand and apply various rendering techniques, including shading, lighting models, and texture mapping, to produce realistic and visually appealing graphics
Apply principles of animation to design and implement dynamic and interactive graphics, including keyframing, interpolation, and motion control
Explore the principles of HCI as they relate to computer graphics, including user interface design, usability, and user experience considerations
Gain an understanding of the concepts and technologies behind virtual and augmented reality, including 3D modeling for immersive environments

Suggested: Interactive Computer Graphics, A Top-Down Approach Using OpenGL, Third Edition by Edward Angel Computer Graphics with OpenGL, Fourth Edition by Hearn, Baker, Carithers

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